So my setup is pretty vanilla. Horizon runs on port 443 front-ended by nginx (all services on my system are ssl). On the same host runs vncproxy on port 6080 (ssl).
The problem I run into is, in some environments, the local firewall only allows port 443 out (e.g. some guest wifi locations). This means that generally horizon works, but the console times out. Now of course I could force the users to VPN to somewhere and then use it, but that adds latency and complexity. I would prefer if I could find a way to run vncproxy through the nginx. Is anybody doing this? announcing the vncproxy on the same port as horizon? If so, how? I see that nginx (e.g. http://nginx.com/blog/websocket-nginx/) has some support for websocket proxy, but I was unsuccessful in getting this to work. Any suggestions from someone else who has hit this issue?
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